My family went to train at GFT Champions Factory, now known as ASA Jiu Jitsu Academy, in September…read moreof 2020. We signed a 1 year contract with them. The agreement was to begin Sept 15th 2020 and end September 15th 2021. We paid that contract in full. I requested payments be stopped because we were switching gyms. In October no payment went through. The owner contacted us Monday, November 15th 2021, requesting payment for October. I clearly explained to her that we had fulfilled our contract and would not be paying her anymore money. On November 16th 2021 a payment was processed. I contacted the owner and requested a refund. She claimed she didn't know why the payment was processed and said she would let me know when she got to the gym and could look. She has since ignored my messages and failed to respond to my request for a refund. I would suggest you stay away from this gym as the owner is dishonest and will continue to charge you even after you leave!

I started with RPBJJ Potranco in around April or May of 2021. I really love this place too much…read more Professor Rivaldo is very humble, patient and caring. Not to mention his deep knowledge and wisdom of JiuJitsu. I just had my first match yesterday and he protected me all the way through to 2nd place with great coaching as I battled. Not only that I made new friends, lost 58lbs and am addicted to JiuJitsu. The atmosphere is rare because everyone is awesome. Once you find that- you call that home. Five stars.

I moved to San Antonio approximately a year ago and I've been on the hunt for a gym that most…read morereflects my family's values. I am very thankful for meeting everyone at the Potranco location. I've never been to headquarters but from what I've heard it is the same atmosphere. Professor Rivaldo Junior is extremely skilled, humble and takes time to walk you through some of the more difficult systems. He also pushes you past your comfort zone... gently. The staff is also awesome. I have three kids attending their program and I am very happy with the level of attention and patience all the instructors have. Lastly, they have some pretty big names; although, I do not follow professional fights like UFC, various BJJ tickets, and IBJJF matches but I am proud to say that many members of the gym are pros, down to earth, and I'm grateful to do my little part to train with them.

un lugar excelente, con maestros super profesionales , a mis hijos les encanta , sumamente…read morerecomendado!!

I've been coming to jiu-jitsu with Josh and Steve. By far the most professional gym in town! Their…read moreblack belts are veryyyyy knowledgeable and know exactly what they are teaching. Recommend self defense to everyone who wishes to do jiujitsu and get in shape. First class is always free! Come in and talk to Steve or Josh, they will definitely help you in your jiujitsu journey!

If you are looking for authentic Gracie/Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, this is the place. Roland's academy is…read moreaffiliated under Master Pedro Sauer, who teaches Jiu-Jitsu the way it was originally intended to be trained, for self-defense (dealing with strikes on the ground, weapons, etc.), and not only for competition. There are no egos, and everyone is there to help each other get better. Safety is heavily emphasized, and while rolling is intense (as it should be) it is also friendly. Roland is a good teacher who wants to give people the real deal. He also has several high level brown belts who help to teach, as well as a few that will soon be testing for their Black Belt under Master Sauer. There is an established curriculum that is followed, with clear criteria for each belt rank, and the curriculum is worked on frequently in class. If you are looking for BJJ, and are interested in it for all of the reasons that made it popular in the first place, you should check it out. I've tried several of the other BJJ academies in town and, while I found good people at all of them, I wish I had found this one first.

I started training BJJ while deployed with the military and had tried several gyms around town…read morebefore finding Roland Malone Academy. Prof Malone and the class immediately made me feel welcome. I was very impressed with his technique, attention to detail, and natural teaching ability. The Gracie/Sauer based curriculum provides goal directed learning and sets a high standard. The focus on self defense is what sold me, and I now feel more confident on the mats and in the street. The personal attention you get here was hard to find elsewhere. Can't speak enough about this place. You owe it to yourself to check it out!

Amazing place to training, a lot of locations to choose and training during the week, coachs well…read moreprepare to instruct kids and adults!

We attend the Schertz location and have been nothing but impressed. The facility is clean, staff…read moreis friendly, Coach Sergio is absolutely amazing with the children and even adults that come in. We are so thankful for BTT Schertz and the children's coaches there. It is my favorite time of the week.

My daughter attended a seminar here. Very welcoming respectful martial artists here. Kru Soto is…read morea gentleman and worked with my daughter during the seminar. Good guys and we'd definitely come back to train!

Let me preface this by saying I HAVEN'T EVEN GONE YET! I literally send a message and wait for a…read moreresponse to very basic questions and either don't get the right answer or don't get an answer at all. I was told equipment will be provided then the day before the class i find out that i actually need to buy it all myself because it's "not guaranteed." Not what i was told at the beginning but okay (i have texts to prove it too). It seems like whoever is in charge of responding to peoples questions and concerns doesn't really care if you're not apart of the gym already. Not sure if that's what's going on for sure, just how it feels after being ignored and getting a lackluster or no response at all. THAT'S NOT EVEN THE WORST PART. I'm a total beginner. I have made that very clear from the beginning and i think i have asked which Muay Thai class is the beginner class (because you guys have 3-4 of them at different times) because obviously I dont want to go into an intermediate class when, again, I'm a beginner. You think you'd want to answer this question relatively fast so someone doesn't get hurt but i guess thats not the case here. I thought i found a good gym and one that was close to the house but i guess it's back to finding a new gym.

I train at a different gym but one Friday I saw they had open mat. I called and asked if it would…read morebe okay for me to drop in, and the guy on the phone was the friendliest man I've talked to and ensured that all are welcome. So I show up, and in my experience, dropping into open mats can be dangerous as you are an outsider and sometimes people can get really scrappy and potentially injure you. Here, however, was the best experience. Everyone was so cool and chill and all the rolls were smooth. Nobody had bad intentions, just a good time. The workers were very welcoming and made me feel like part of the team for those 2 hours and I really appreciated that. All around 10/10 gym between the technical ability of the Gym-goers and the overall great culture.

Had a great class, coach felicia went over the basics of gaining control in a dangerous situation,…read moreand coach felicia took questions. The gym was sparkling clean and the instructor really took time to focus on each of us, she also taught us how to fall and her assistant matthew was also great .

Ronin MMA is an excellent place to drop in if you're out of town and needing that itch to train…read more Coach Felicia was very helpful and the whole gym was friendly and had a great atmosphere. I highly recommend them whether you are traveling and stopping by or if you're in the area and need a home gym to train.